El-Erian monitors Tokyo, Seoul, London markets

Economist Mohamed El-Erian's report indicates that the global economy is facing a pivotal stage due to rising borrowing costs and increasing pressures on bond markets. This comes amid a decline in the role of traditional buyers, with some countries directing their issuance toward funding projects and returning to borrowing, especially in Europe. The deterioration of the Japanese Yen's value and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East further contribute to the uncertainty. Additionally, the technology sector is under pressure from investments in artificial intelligence, leading to negative cash flows for some major companies, which reflects the risks of a funding bubble. El-Erian warns that rising oil prices could jump to $120 per barrel and suggests the adoption of quick strategies in the bond market. He also emphasizes monitoring indicators such as the Japanese Yen, British bonds, and technological indices to track global market stability amid this volatile financial environment.

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